Mangrove Restoration Project

Mangrove Restoration Project

KE Kenya

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Our project aims to plant over 5 million trees in key mangrove habitats to fight climate change and alleviate poverty. Overexploitation of mangroves, driven by local poverty, threatens Kenya’s coastline. We are restoring these ecosystems by establishing nurseries and planting trees, offering sustainable livelihoods to ease pressure on natural resources.

35,852Trees funded of 42,000
1,022 TCO2 compensated
814Followers
Plant from 1 €
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August 2025

An environmentally conscious community is one with a bright and sustainable future.

08 Aug 2025
April 2025

Benefits of mangrove forest to biodiversity

28 Apr 2025
October 2024

For any successful mangrove restoration project, local communities play a critical role. From establishing nurseries to managing planting activities, their involvement is key to long-term sustainability. By tapping into their knowledge of the local environment and fostering a sense

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15 Oct 2024
February 2023

COBEC in partnership with Kenya Forest Service conducted a planting activity in Mida Creek whereby 16000 seedling have been planted restoring different sites. species planted were Ceriops tagal and Rhizophora mucronata species.

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20 Feb 2023